Cut Loose offers casual clothing that’s sewn and dyed to order in San Francisco. They're known for their fabrics, flattering fit, and colors. Born as a t-shirt and draw-string pant street-vending enterprise on San Francisco's Fisherman’s Wharf in the 1970s, the company has grown extensively over the years but maintains an environmental footprint befitting its origins.

Still made in San Francisco, Cut Loose uses dyes that are non-toxic, and they neutralize their waste water so the salt doesn’t corrode the city’s pipes.

Fabric tests are repurposed--into scarves, napkins, market bags, even scrunchies--and sold at their factory store. Garments are shipped without hangers or plastic bags, using recycled packaging materials, and even their labeling is minimalist.

Features: Comfortable linen/cotton blend, crop length hits slightly above or at ankle, darted bottom narrows pants lightly at ankle, elasticized waist for easy fit

Color: Blue Moon

Fabric content: 70% linen, 30% cotton (garment dyed and pre-shrunk)

Care instructions: machine wash warm, tumble dry warm

Sizing: Cut Loose describes its fit as “implied shape,” meaning the shape of the body is implied in a flattering way. Cut Loose clothes skim the body for a fluid silhouette.  When a Cut Loose garment “fits,” it simultaneously flatters the figure and allows room to really move. Customers often wear their typical size in more fitted items (those with darts or body-hugging fabrics or a size smaller in less-structured items with “flowy” fabric.